And then, the managers run this seemingly egalitarian outfit like a public corporation -- with close attention to costs.
It is one thing to disappoint compared to other IPO newborns and quite another to compare to the stillborn public corporation.
Hial is a public corporation which receives subsidies from the Scottish government.
Next year she will undertake research work at the Institute for Food and Agricultural Research and Technology, a public corporation of the Catalan government in Spain.
According to its latest annual report, the Japan Highway Public Corporation manages 6, 851km (4, 280 miles) of tolled motorways, whose charges are among the most expensive in the world.
The half-life of a public corporation today is about 30 years: ten half-lives out 300 years hence we may expect only one in a million to survive.
Another retort is that it is fantasy baseball to believe the Commissioner would just give up his considerable power to veto loans and do whatever else he thinks is in the best interests of baseball by allowing a public corporation to make decisions that he cannot control.
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation shares are currently trading up about 0.4% on the day.
His effort to break up and privatise the road-building agency, the Japan Public Highway Corporation, had to be heavily watered down.
Why does the President support continued public funding of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in the midst of the calls for belt-tightening?
Rolling blackouts are promised this week to dissuade the government from selling of even 17 percent of its stake in the Public Power Corporation.
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For one thing, it has been reported that Koni is seeking funds from the Public Investment Corporation, which manages government employee's pensions and is entirely owned by the government.
But we believe that -- or rather, we do not support calls to eliminate funding for National Public Radio and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, as is evidenced by our budget.
In the case of Central Vermont Public Service Corporation, the RSI reading has hit 70.1 by comparison, the universe of energy stocks covered by Energy Stock Channel currently has an average RSI of 58.0, the RSI of WTI Crude Oil is at 61.3, and the RSI of Henry Hub Natural Gas is presently 44.0.
But Ms. Lefebvre said Tuesday that the approach SUNY was proposing a public-benefit corporation to coordinate services at multiple hospitals doesn't appear to have been tried before.
As corporate insiders, management also has access to material, non-public information regarding the corporation.
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The Council for Transparency is an autonomous corporation of public law, which has its own patrimony.
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The U.S. government funds NPR, which fired Williams, through Corporation for Public Broadcasting grants.
Unfortunately, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's arrangement with the Oregon PBS means no such thing.
CyberSLAPP cases typically involve a person who has posted anonymous criticisms of a corporation or public figure on the Internet.
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It took the form of a 52-minute documentary I helped produce for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's "America at a Crossroads" series.
There are grants from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting that we receive, but the vast majority of our funding is rooted in foundations, individual donors and corporate underwriting.
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This story is part of the Hidden Treasures Radio Project series, funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Cultural Development Authority of King County, Wash.
Racing for a cure is understandable, but understanding and reducing the occurrence of the disease would be revolutionary and should be a goal of any corporation whose public image is so inseparable from breast cancer.
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The host of its non-governmental but government-financed entities, such as Planned Parenthood and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, argue for government funding by stating, correctly, that they are pursuing the public interest as government itself defines it.
Further cuts would come from eliminating every corporate welfare program and bailout, and outdated or counterproductive programs such as NPR, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and American funding for harmful UN programs.
IBP, which owns a string of petrol stations, to the big public-sector Indian Oil Corporation.
They will introduce a Bill to convert the Commonwealth Development Corporation to a public-private partnership to increase investment in developing countries.
The licence fee would only be kept as the main method of funding the BBC if the public was convinced that the corporation was spending money wisely, he said.
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